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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06
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pooa e ~ eiek 1ce 20 remembsr this iact
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06

0uD 0ossl1 oyvuOso Ovpn.-Nr, Osoar n n
xoeA 9 AneaAswn. Ha, vas bsasAst WITH n
eaa0Asosy xAeanAAAsD d - winter o6 ~
Doseen ee.lA = .saAlag = ssiisvo AaH. r.
eocnsaeee 1elnQ osess' nAsunAa6e Rsns1y
lasvs ~ bs1I vAsa . - cnioSs1 ~ soc1I
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06

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xxA1na LAW LAeuA0R0 80 i0SNSSnn
q rh1lAAolphiA - 10lIoWO, 40 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06

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Sss = vesks6 Xoadsrs @ our family" Aivah
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06

Dyspepsia ana debility are two big thisves
100 .sisoy = ~ :. pat zee p thsiI g:
70 b had q a1y drug store. For sale BY Il. q.
UoohrAa. druggist In ana - North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06
SPDOllk NOrlORA.

1Ao Travelling oasoooea.
10 IN Irresistible follow. brim full Of stories.
very isEiag WltSai. 1srdoek Blood Slnsrs are
. vsry tAk1ng m .dicine; thoy take everyw hers.
aU0 Are cold everywhere. For sale BY n. b.
CoeAfaa. druggist N and 10 North 0usen
stsoo4 LAnoASt0r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06

NJ 0sao1aeAse's UDooh."
VA once very popular .sons. bus IKE many
Or. MeMas' 1oISolrte on vni vsar II vii wsSi
away I'll achee. eprains. and pains. ane rep sys
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-06
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fue H. little oaas ve know Of voI sale By q.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

m y nor RnApI TO TALx MECH. kxp
nEnMR xNoR m Vas nxfK4vtMWKD
Az FoaTLANn.

nEu4E ANUW II Vas Afk4NtNNAo
AZ RosrL.ARn.
TIE Rusx-1NTzI1xo1ScHA eyoFteg
mea Mr.. WA. eaiosss yesterday and
enla him theEs wns eonaidsFahle earl
eslty &c b jaai What BE Proposed 10 Do
what tine be thought q smsarkinl
sTAsrs was % mach newspapeF faas
ahoaf lhaa other matter THAI Do nol
eaFa b say anythlaR iasl yea. said
Mr. eeloveF. VI sappoas theFe 80
considerable nawspApss tAlk after lsfl
swsli. yss. sAsre wAs sons ecnsidar.
AHA onmnsna aa 10 ths fAiiure Of The
anaalasx b devslap, wAa admitted
wen | gees ! pAid all he eill''
ne Pear .INrxzxSanNcHa man said
IA kneu ncshiug 30 tie eo0tFafY. and
aakoa q NJ. Selcver I'D oeso quoted
auaFFn1siV ID aAe antzEvieW p1oltsSed u
shara afssf lsaxsn9 tbs otiy.
sWaa ahaEa Ssh q tAlne pa6iis6ea y
Ia exelAima8. Il dia noa know H.
s0h. yeA Yea ueFs eae ri e sAsins
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- pna an all Ne W91eY lee Ne Ffo-
cussa susslaaT. and that thas REFUSED 70
eaha ane alnek h tea ee1eegn. aod tAaa
"A wan fsa tkml reason yc1 aait tnana.
n 8aa'a rzmem6eR nas1ttnz any inter'
~teusF thare. b tAes taefe 49, 70 ttrae.
Ne assiseA thsEa = - atiasnasn, usnl
a. cos hosai ana wsna cat u aa@i
nlnAG MR. Fuflss 80 WA "a tesrs
- 70 uua - crVorta1itg fer any
fhlna ae Ne kan4.~
7hs HspoEsaE alEEssaoe tAal ~ hAe
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
s..rzn.. wsaa..a.s. Aae. 81.

sEnxzzM, Wednesday Ane. 81.
Nee oass Of eaRs vas seesised -
frsiehi duEisR the past - hoaEs.
Tke steamer Eliza AndsEssn hr1aRht
ever 60 lons Il frsiahs 70 Bsatsls tsday.
Il eonsisisd q general msrshandise and
eans from shs sast ossE ihs Canadian
PaefHs Railway.
ssvsnty-ons paakaass Of fruit vers
ssosGvsd IN this city daKinR shs paat .
housu, fhs bzlk Of whieh consisted Of
Puest sound pluns and aUplss.
A dselIns IN The pEiss Of Sour = an
nounssa today and hay b bsinR offered
IN REsatsr quanfifisA Priossi in the pro-
dusa must also be Fassd lower.
Asar lea Of drain tiles we're shipDed
10 Rsuton for Governor squirss farm
today.
sixteen bundlss Of sheep psIts yin b
shippsd 70 O. Bnsh 4 Co., Portland,
tomorEow morninG.
The fssightmsn we're loading ton Of
ahsst iron on 9 ear to-day. II vas con.
alRned 10 the Northwest Goal Company
a Ssaaoo.
PRODUCE REOEIPTS-Past tvea-
tv-feur hours incinGe II packaRes fruit,
| q aaaks oysteEa, 4 sacks corn, 10 pack
$50 kutter, 1o6 aaeks potatoes. u eaeka
go. $50 eaeks houR, 80 sacks bran. ~
rnnka shorts. sacks wool, Is bundles
/ 49,. 6 eooua chickens, l hog, and
calves. There were also reserved ear
loads Of general msEenanolss Over e soe
| Puoek Sound Shore Line, and 70 eOna
over she Canadian Psethe, VIA fansou-
YER.
SHIPMENTS General merchandise
va EhiOped from Seattle during the
/ past "A hours 10 the feiiovlnR quanu-
| ties. Columbia d Puget Sound kail-
100. Is tons; Puget Sound Shore Line,
| rs t0na: Steamer Emma Hayward, ! ton
Idaho, % toss; WashinRton, q tons
w, p. Munroe, 161f tons; Glide, tons
Edith. 4 tons; lola. tons. Tnere 1eEe
/ ala6 shipped about % tons Of timber
and material 10 franklin over the 20,
1 lambda a Puget SQUAD Railroad, and
two carloads Of shingles 50 the East and
/ one carload Of drain tiles 20 Rsnto1
ever 6uo E4Hoe8ooa4o S8~to ANi%s1s
WHEAT-Numeroos sales were MADE
Of seller 81 on the San Francisco Gal
l Board today. The prices ranged about
81. 20 and S1.23< per GENITAL. The com
| mittee appointed . devise meenste dis
| pose Of the GOO tons Of the DreshacE
security " eat offered TO take the en-
l tire lot at e1.20 per GENITAL. Locally NJ
change d noted. and In Portland bast
mass 10 wheat is dead, all waiting FOL
| the outeome In San Francisco.
OATS-Small quantities OF nev oati
have been received already. Dealer
hsFe report that growers are recetvine
Cos and e26 per ton. Tbs wtolesal.
price here IL placed at $50 Per ton, ant
reaailefs get el.60@l.7b per Genital.
FLOUR-DeaieFs today lowered thl
price OF -four from Is to % cents PEI
barrel. Quotations nov given as FOL
lows: Oalifornis brands, retail, tl.3
per SACK; wholesale. S5-26 per barrel
Oregon, S1.25 per sack; Wholesale
$50 per barrel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01
DnsrPED BEAD rs ruE wseD&
SUDDEN DENISE or W. y. TGLooH WHILE
AT WORK N TIE FIELD.

SUDDEN DEMISE or W. D. TlGLooH WILL
AT Work N TIE YIELD.
On Sunday Last James Dorsey, will
Ms son Charles and W. d. Imlooh, thS
latter { we'll known suFvoyog, left THU
city fos the headWatsFs of Mach creek
where Mr.. Dorsey owns some railroad
land which ID vas The purpose 70 aug-
Vey. They vent out In buggy with 81
tho necessary instruments. They did
tithla on Mopday. ~ u rained, but OF
Tuesday enlisted the service Of I'd Web
slsr ana Charles BFown, ranchmen neal
there, they ran the llnas contemplated
and &c 8 O'clock Ia the afternoon bad
hardly Feaehed the point Of beginning
Dorsey et that time Noticed that I'm
loeb was getting strangely, as he &C %
hy The instrument. AZ be approa ehed
the suEyayog said; sDofsey DO you eee
thoss thFsa men sitting there on that
l0q With white aprons ont"
Dorsey saw e ones thai The man'I
mind vas aiIiletod, aud - hamoged BIN
He decided, hewevor, that he should b
gotten out % the woods. aa they were
come distances from any habitAtion. He
told Imlach that they had 70 start for
ward. Every WE'LL said The latter
''y0a vii carry The Instrument an
slrsd.s
DORSEY took up The transit and started
away, bot lmlooh called half before
thsy had gone many feet. II AN toc
tiSSA.- Be said, and want 10 rest ]
musl lie down."
Dorsey called 10 bis oompAnions nov.
seeing he serious turn thlnes we're 49,
sumina, and shaY laid the mao down %
hia haok. He said BE- vas noe resting wsil
that Way and they turned him over o.
hls faes. The man elntehed 81 ths
Rsaaa and laavUa, q qaiser passed
through his frame and when they tara
"a hlm over be uaa dead. The little
PARTY was shocked 10 speochlesaneaa by
ne awful aaddsnnesa Of the occurrences
and taken e they weFe. far cut IN The
vOods, thar could net delermine WhAl
% do for ooaa time. They saw u would
he Impossible 30 carry Me body thFouRt
lhs brush ana 60 Dorsey Waa left 4
gard ID vhila the others vent for essis
Samse. Whey thcy retained the bodI
waa carried 30 point where q waaoE
had been brought aud thence driven q
The houss % Mr.. I'd. Webster. Their.
q wa asuod In Q blankes and Fastened
% q piAnk aR stretehsg, and In thai
ahape bguaght 10 tom yesterday In IN
conveyance Ia which TIE party had lofl
tha city on Sunday. Tha body 81
hakan % Hoaka'a undestaking establish
neat and the relatives Of The deoeased
81 OnfAFia. weFe neaieed. W. d. I'm
ioeh Is 9 well known enaineeF, and wai
Formerly employed By The NortheFE
PAciae RAliroad Company, out tately
has haan ohiahy looaaina and sarveying
lara fer settlers and purchasers. He 4
9 man Ahout % years az ace
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

shsna q aosna inao sbs bazinam Of
hanEifna wbent.
80 . surs. ] dd maks seze M
auirisa ID thas finssp be sid, ~n1t AZ
fnas nov enasaaa ekliEny IN ieoklng foE
( hoaah. Whsn 80 ssltsed III taEn
my nllenflen - business. ms y =.
eonmfFy 40 haBa. 4 hss8 eoma ouS ~
As bnsinsas--f sd eomis ethsr& We
wnnt - Iook the eo1n1EF ever - -
wbas ws ean pfsk upI ] an rs g
gnEs.n alSsx 3 ltftie pAaazs and zAlk e.os-
ine hls eYua, stIam RS - e1Re tn2s mere
4 not room foG ane1hef smaller here
buntr.p nnd 60 saying sAs clR msn-Ae
4 abeus 8 feet z and bnttt ID pFnpoFsaon
-soaa and Walksd au1E-
TAcoMa. AaR. 81. Ieo1-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

The future Of Oakssdale ~ Q grain
center ID established beyond q question.
shs vill drav tee grain thia yeaT foe IN
Average 81 ten miles IN each direction.
II tw0-shtFda % shia lAnd vas 10 eulli.
Walton, - u oil Be IN fsv years, and
pettine he yield 81 tventy boshels per
acre. Whioh Il maeh below this pears
average. Il woald maks over tive million
bashsls Of gsAin % be aAipped from
thia pctnt. --Colfar CssspoaeF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01
pTsrRTcT coURT PRocEEDIEes
THx GRAND gUz1 swuAz, EaERAxEEI1Hp
AMD DgwM 10 Ts WORE.


Court convened 81 go yesterday
moEninR. Chief Justice Jenes presiding.
By eonssnt Of al parties, the eases
aealnsi George o. hin end 9. @. Harris
we're eonlinnsd till November tssm. b
uhioh tims Ne experts n0w q vOFk VII
have oomplefod their examination Of
aAs backs and accounts IN the Trsasuf-
ere ofase. and Be- ablp 10 mako their re-
Chlsf Justice Jsnss osdsrsd the Grand
jury swoFu, after which be delivered
bis ohaFgs. Following b the maks up
Of the
r, o. Crawford, foreman; n. n.
Holmes, elaFki n. II. 0radinga J..
Good, Wa. 0oldmeyeF, fFank GKimns
Thomas Haakins, Peter Hay, j. Q. Hel-
los, John H. Hummsll, w. FINLEY Hall,
z. L. Halasn, 7. d. Hinokley. John
WElliamson, ID. 8. Hill w. 4. Preston,
and Walter McfaRian.
A. Il. 6ealandeF, q pe9it juror, vas ex-
eussd for TIE term on eeeoans OF SICK
ness.
=. Van Dsventeg, . pstit Juror, vas
excused for The term on accoant OF be-
/ ing q praotieing physician.
In the ease Of Thomas BuEke ". Wm.
II, LleWellyn. ct al, for foreclosure OF
mortgage. Referred 70 v. ID. Wood 70
take testimony
The case Of the Territory Of VASE
ington ". w. A Cameron. An appeal
case Oh account Of selling liquor without
a Ifaanan Waa 0nnAiuued
In the case Of the United States vs..
Nicholas Peter, 81 a.. for aiding Chinese
laboFsFs 70 enter the United States, o
| default was entered.
A. O. Bowman vas sworn In Is ofncias
OoaRt reporter.
The case Of the Territory vs. John
MoLsan, charged with adultery, was
dismissed, on motion Of the Proseo1t-
ing Attorney, the defendant paying the
costs.
Tha cass Of the Territory W. Wm.
Sutton, arrested for indecent exposure,
vas dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
The case OF she Territory ". Dr..
LonQakag, Tor assault, vas set down for
uill en- september Bird. all parties con-
sentins thereto.
The ease 81 The Territory W. Captain
David Gilmore, for an assault upon
Captain Britain, vas set for trial Mon
day, September 5th.
The Grand Jury on she part Of the
Territory returned q true bill against
SAM Sutherland, for aasaulting W. W.
PaEnell With q deadly weapon on the
morning Of July eth.
Louis King YES sworn In aa Ohine9e
interpreter on the part Of the United
States.
The case Of the Territory W. W. A.
Cameron vas set for trial daring ths
November term.
The case OF the Territory ". Gold
berg & Richardson, on molten Of ths
Presses ting Attorney, vas dismisaed q
TO Goldberg, and continued ss 10 RtOh
ardson.
The case Of the Territory W. Ah Sam
was dismissed.
The case Of The Territory ". Jaooi
Landgraf, indicted for selling liquol
without . license, was continued I'll
che November term.
| In the case Of the Territory ". J. II
Cline, charged for larosny, the deten-
dant's counsel was three times called
With no answer, Whefeupon the Gauss
vas ordered dismissed.
Bernard q. W. Soheoman, . native o.
0etmany, vas admitted 10 oitizsnship
and Ooaft adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

ESQ invested wtth q. q. PEIxxHx 4
%. IN Bed frOnttna On -Woodland
Para and Avsaaa.H uta yield . larger
proet IN I've years than any esAeF In
vestaent ID tie Norahweza aRs-lm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01
Charter Oak Park.

HARTYoRD, (CoNN.l, Aug. 3l.-The
greatest crowd ever seen at Charter Oak
Park vas present today TO see the great
SIC. zoo stake race, and the othaF events
of the second day Of the grand circuit
meeting. The pools sold PatFon for
$1,000 against q field Of II, and after the
hFst heat no one would buy against the
stallion. Patron took each heat handi-
-. and In the last heat had to be taken
back on the stretch TO avoid distanoinz
the whole field. In the two twenty-five
class White Socks was first; Valky. Sec
ond; Perplexed, third; Sylvia, fourth.
Best time, 2.21. Special stake race for
$40 .000, Patron was frsfaPFince Wilkes,
second; Lorette, third; MeTtie, fourth.
Best time. PHI. In the two twenty-four
class. pacing, Liderim Won; Johnny
Woods, second; Blanche, third; Joe
jefferson, fourth. Best time, 2:25.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Al linen tAhls dAmask. aoe; bed
aprsada 9se; eleaFAnca SALE, S4n Fran
cisco Store
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

30 diaeFena SHADES ans "a .liay Preach
aain redueed from 75e b soo. eleaxAnce
aals. San francisco SsoFR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Biooks frouiine sn woodland PARA
and Avenaa" the finest drive In The
NoFthwest, can be purchased fFem O.
q. PRINSEH 4 Co. for $500. aaS- limo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Remeant IN Singas1A. eAlieose, araas
Ra01A stlkA ETC., etc, almost gtVen
eeayi eteaFanes sals. San fsancteco
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

49,. nsiass J. 1 e So s. CO -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Aill.inoh all linen crash So yard
good staple CHECK gingham Sc, clear
ance aale. San Francisco Stors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

- Gka8ss le-insA ell ssIk lasa vslsss
kia yaRdl 1-lneA hanxy Grmaa Remin
Nik fta. ann fE91z&aes e1aEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

In The ease Of the Territory W. John
Smith, arrested By Constable Caldwell,
Tor selling whisky 10 IN Indian, the de-
feadant was found guilty and nnea eho
and costs, amounting In ell 10 $500,
and vent 10 iail 10 defanlt Of payment,
for thirty days.
Indian Mary ana Lacy, were fined
et2-ho ana els respectively, for disor-
Derry conduct.
Territory W. Petersen, for using
threatening language towards Justice
Of the Peace N. SodeFbeFg. waa called
lAzl evening and Hpon motion wa con-
ltnued tiii this evening at 80.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Al woal hlAek aiAx laAl salts &l9; ali
vel elna ehsSiot saiss eta Saa FFaG-
cisco SaoFR. anlk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

Los ANGELES, Aug. 31.-A proposition
has been made TO the Ohautanqua As
sembly of Southern California by the
prupristors Of Redando Beach to re-
move its headquarters TO this place from
Long Beach,. The assembly will receive
an endowment Of one hundred thousand
dollars, forty thousand Of which is 10 be
expended in new buildings. 4 branch
line Of the California Southern IL 10 be
constructed from EnRlewoOd TO Redan-
do Beach.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

ssoond hand goods boaeht, said and
traded for BY l.. l.. BArlEs h o., corner
Second and Columbia streets. au30lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

CANADIAN PACIFIC R. \. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East viii save money b
ealing % Z, W. MoGnNm, on Mi
street. les
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-01

esssun ss<. Norshszn Pasiar. pssssErsa.
~; gerssg OsufEal. ri Western Untnns
ri WheelinR Z LAKE Erle. UreG9
ffansoonsinsnlal and Err. preferred,
*; Laka Erie q WeaaeEn. preferred.
LouiagfIis 4 Eashvills and Union Pa
eifs, ~, and LAks Shore 3
G0ssrnmsnt beads vsss dan a1d
sssaay.
aRam N 1xvEzRooL-
IavxnrooE. Ana. 3l.-Whsat holdeEs
uiFsf freaay naw No. : wtn1eR. steady,
s j. Il d. new No. , ssrine, sssady.
Com supply good. mtxsd western,
su1t ana Anauss and 6sptembeV, >
liz a, DALI Oskober. 4 8. d, dull.
CHICAGO KAzxxTs.
CucAao. AuQ. Sl.-Wheat absui
STEADY. cash and September. 81; %
Corn sasy, eAah. UsI; September
Ok; October, IN
Osfs easr, cash and SsptemheF, ~
October, - 1-16.
Pert steady. ysar. sii-7s; January
Lard arm, cssh and September
S6.loa6 425<; Ostober. es.a5@6.l7.
shlpplng Hmae1lf9enee
FrsiQhis In Portland and san Fran
cisco are reported quiet and inactive
Not Q charter vas rep0Kted from elthe
place on Tuesday,
The ship General Knox. OaptaiE
LIBBY, vas towed into port. today, D
the tue MoauL She win load Seattle
coal for san Francisco.
The bark 6aranAo arrived Ct Astoria
on Tuesday, for Q lumber cargo 10 Sal
DIEGO at eS per thousand feet.
The bark Julia Foard, schooner II
eelsioR and the barkentiBe job
/ Worsaer, ere NOE on their way 10 Loo
lnmbeF 81 WeidleE's Columbia Rive
mill.
P0nT TowHsxzD, Aug. 31.-AEEived-
Ships RalmyFa, B0nanxa, General kno1
Alaska, EFiossoR, 6intKan. schooae
Wan. =. Weitzsmann.
Ponr DBcOvKRx, Ang. 31.-Arrived-
ehip jeremiah Thompson.
POER AADzsoH, Aug. 3l.-eailed-BaF
Vidette.
FATossH, Aug. 3l.-The steamer vii
Iamette passed sut ct p. N. Oloudl
Fresh southwest Wind.
| DuNdKaKss, Aug. H.-A bark and
schooner passed inward a. 5 p. m, an
ship ct ?. 10.
San FRAN0rsoo. Aug. 31.-AFRived-
Steamer State of CALIFORNIA. Portland
/ Olsared-Steamer wellington, Mana
mo.
Eailed-Ship Oregon, Port Townsend
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Reserved 81 The Star Cothipg House
this week 50 styles Of children and boys
auifa
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Immenss arrivals are daily being re-
esiysd Of clothing a. the Star Clotetne
House. anRb
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JUSTICES DOCKET.


W. H.Shoudy ". Bartholomew. suit on
attachment 10 still being heard before
bis honor. TIE defendant yesterday
died an afsidavil, denying The truth Of
the avermsnts 10 plaintiffs afndavits
for attachment. TIE plaintiff was
given time 70 Ole oeanter afadavits, and
the case viii be decided today a. 10
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RTEAMER GLTnR.

944kA4G6 G4A104@
earring Tie United States nab
III EAVE8 YEBLEH6 WHARF On
IL Monday, Wednesday and EKldaE. -
turning Tuesday ThurBday and EntnrdMV.
calling at Mnkuteo, Tnlalip. 9tnnwoo1
Qtsaiady. Pr Landing Skaglt C3u. Neunl
On board erto GKO. WO8TRA O wknEf
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Steamer Ct. Patrick
A FTER JUNE ezn WILL LEAVE sRABECK
n for Unioa City % Moadsy morning.; lesys
union City for Port Gambia, Tuesday noraia9
leave Pert 0nmoia, Wednesday moRning faa
eaabeck 6c6beek Tor Port Gamble, TnuFBtegs
RoEning; PoEt Gamble fog eeabeek, Kgai6P
moFning; seabsek for Port Gamble, na,ardsr
m0rnlng: Pon aambis for saabect. ennaaH
mownfna =. MAC0MRER. MaafeF mh9
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wiz summon she Cortes.

Madrid, Aug. 3I.-If the Cuban spi.
tation increases Premier Sagssta vii
sammon the OoFtes to meet In O,tobeE
30 consider what can be done 10 paeify
tina Cuhana
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TELEGRAPHIC.
sawmili Burned.

HURLEY, Aug. 31.-The sawmill Of
Kimball d CLARK. about six miles west
Of this place, was totally destroyed by
FIRE this morning. Loss, 100000.
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Against sheep Ralsers.

WAEHTNoroE, Aug. 31.-A petition has
been hled In the General Land Once
by the citizsns Of White Pine County,
Nevada, asking for the intervention Of
the Land Department 10 protect the
settlers against the unlawful appropsia-
ton Of public lands by the foreign
sheep raisers. The petition alleges that
there are several companies OF English
men, mostly aliens. having large hocks
Of Sleeps which travel from water TO
water destroying grass and eontsmi-
mating the water used By the settlers
for domestic purposes. Acting Com
missioner StockslaQeR has directed an
Investigation Of tue matter 10 be made
BY q special agent Of tbs General Land
Cfdoa
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shipping small Quantities Having sxPsisnce
ana climate Al those VIA fruit trees VIII vel
HEWTON w. r.
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IavxnrooE. Ana. 3l.-Whsat holdsEs
oifsf treaty naw No. 3 wfnaer. n1ea6y,
s :. II a. neW No. , spxinGs sGsady.
Corn supply good, mfxsd Western,
spst ana Anguss and sspssmbss. 4 ;
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NEW YokK, Aug. SILT is announced
that 7. v. Powderly, General Master
Workman Of the Knights Of Labor, vii
proceed to Ireland In OctobeR to taxi
cart in the National movement,
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MONEY AND mAkKErs.

EKv YoRx, Aug. 3l.-Money closed
offered s; prime payer. 7@9; sterling
exchange, doIl $l.S01l for so days, and
e4.S3z for demand.